Mortgageforce predicts a fight before housing market recovers

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Mortgageforce predicts a fight before housing market recovers

Mortgageforce has predicted there will be a fight before the housing market can recover, even though mortgage activity has recently increased.

Katie Tucker, technical manager at the mortgage brokers, made her comments following the release of lending data relating to July by the Bank of England, which has the next Monetary Policy Committee meeting coming up on September 10th.

It showed lending to be at £11,894 million for banks and £1,490 million for building societies.

Ms Tucker claimed that it was "pivotal" for mortgage lending to continue to grow if the property market is going to recover.

However, she noted that while banks and building societies are now lending almost half what they were back in 2007, the specialist lenders were not doing so well.

She said: "The specialist lenders who gave the lion's share of sub prime and self-cert deals are now lending less than one pound for every 14 they lent in 2007."

This, she commented meant there was an entire section of the mortgage industry that had yet to recover, which suggests to her that we will have a long fight before the property market was back to its former health.

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